Gare de Nîmes

Gare de Nimes is a railway station in Nimes featuring traditional French railway architecture with large windows, stone facades, and symmetrical design elements at its main entrance. The building extends across multiple platforms and connects various train lines through a thoughtfully organized layout.

Gare de Nimes was established in 1845 and marked a key development in French transportation infrastructure by linking Nimes to major regional railway networks. Since then, the station has evolved into a modern transport hub while preserving its original structural integrity.

The station holds the status of a protected historical monument, reflecting its role as an important testament to French railway heritage and architectural tradition. This recognition is visible in the care taken to maintain the building's distinctive features for visitors to experience.

The station sits on Boulevard Sergent Triaire and is easy to locate when leaving Nimes city center. Trains depart daily to many destinations such as Montpellier, Avignon, Paris, and Barcelona, making it simple for visitors to plan their travels.

The building retains its original 19th-century structural elements while functioning as a modern transport hub. This blend of historic design and contemporary use makes the station an interesting example of sustainable preservation.

Location: Nîmes

Official opening: 1845

Elevation above the sea: 46 m

Address: 1 boulevard Sergent Triaire, 30011 Nîmes

Website: http://gares-sncf.com/fr/gare/frfni/nimes

GPS coordinates: 43.83250,4.36639

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:40